5-Color Niv-Mizzet by Michael Rapp 2 Paradise Druid 4 Sylvan Caryatid 1 Dreadbore 2 Abrupt Decay 4 Teferi, Time Raveler 1 Unmoored Ego 1 Deafening Clarion 3 Uro, Titan of Natures Wrath 1 Supreme Verdict 1 Utter End 1 Nahiri, the Harbinger 3 Siege Rhino 1 The Scarab God 1 Tolsimir, Friend to Wolves 4 Bring to Light 3 Niv-Mizzet Reborn 1 Cut // Ribbons 2 Botanical Sanctum 4 Fabled Passage 1 Forest 1 Godless Shrine 1 Island 2 Mana Confluence 1 Mountain 2 Opulent Palace 1 Overgrown Tomb 1 Plains 2 Sandsteppe Citadel 2 Spirebluff Canal 2 Stomping Ground 1 Swamp 2 Temple Garden 1 Watery Grave That makes my choice of flex slots: 1 Dreadbore 1 Unmoored Ego 1 Deafening Clarion 1 Uro, Titan of Natures Wrath 1 Nahiri, the Harbinger 1 Siege Rhino 1 The Scarab God 1 Tolsimir, Friend to Wolves 1 Cut // Ribbons As you can see, I went into the weekend ready for aggressively-slanted creature decks, like Mono-Red and Mono-Black
There isn't any good direct comparison to Mangara's abilities, but the closest thing that popped into my head is Runic Armasaur, another creature whose card drawing ability is entirely dependent on your opponents' actions, making the card inconsistent where it sometimes draws you zero cards and sometimes floods you with card draw
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5 Ayula, Queen Among Bears Kindred Queen Kindred decks already start off fairly casual so keeping a Bear deck relatively low-powered but still efficient is pretty easy to pull off, all while being an absolute blast to play
